Minnesota State Flag

The Minnesota state flag contains a western sun which symbolizes the flat plains, while the stump represents the importance of the lumber industry. There are three dates which are for the year of statehood (1853), the flag adoption (1893), and the establishment of Fort Snelling (1819). Adopted in 1957. Statehood on September 11, 1858.

All of our Minnesota state flags are constructed for durability and long life. They feature beautiful, brilliant colors and all intricate emblems are accurately reproduced to fine detail. All state flags are finished with heavy canvas heading and brass grommets.